FAQs

Our company provides a range of insulation options, including spray foam, fiberglass batt, blown-in cellulose, rigid foam board, and mineral wool. Our experienced team will assess your property and recommend the most suitable insulation solution for your specific requirements.

Yes, our company holds all necessary licenses and insurance to operate in Connecticut. Our team is fully trained to comply with all state and local building regulations.

Yes, we provide free estimates for all residential and commercial insulation projects. Our team will assess your property and provide a detailed quote for the work required.

The duration of an insulation project varies depending on the size and complexity. Typically, residential projects are completed within one to two days. For larger commercial projects, we will provide a specific timeline during the estimation process.

Our services include the safe and efficient removal of old or damaged insulation prior to installing new materials. We ensure proper disposal of old insulation in compliance with local regulations.

Proper insulation installation can lead to significant reductions in energy costs. By minimizing heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer, your heating and cooling systems will operate more efficiently, resulting in lower energy bills.

Connecticut offers various energy efficiency incentives and rebates through programs such as Energize Connecticut. Our team can provide information and assistance with the application process for these programs.

Signs that your home may require additional insulation include elevated energy bills, inconsistent temperatures between rooms, noticeable drafts, and the formation of ice dams during winter. We offer comprehensive energy assessments to determine your insulation needs.

Spray foam insulation, once fully cured, is a safe and non-toxic material. Our company uses high-quality products and adheres to strict ventilation protocols during the installation process to ensure safety.

Spray foam insulation is an excellent choice for older homes, particularly those with irregular framing or difficult-to-access areas. It can effectively seal gaps and provide superior insulation in these challenging spaces.